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Cisco Secure Firewall EVENT - END USER - Ease of Implementation

How easy or difficult was the solution to implement into your environment? Please explain why and provide examples, if applicable.

reviewer2718360 - PeerSpot reviewer
Network Operations at a healthcare company with 5,001-10,000 employees
It's difficult to predict how other organizations will deploy Cisco Secure Firewall, but my advice is to ensure the code being installed is the code recommended by Cisco.
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Ben Kusa - PeerSpot reviewer
Director, Information Technology at a engineering company with 501-1,000 employees
The deployment seems to go well. I'm not the one personally doing it. That said, the guys I tell to do it get it done when we need it done.
The deployment seems to go well. I'm not the one personally doing it. That said, the guys I tell to do it get it done when we need it done.
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DP
Network Engineer at a government with 10,001+ employees
The deployment process of Cisco Secure Firewall is simple enough. Out of the box, you perform the initial management configuration, specify the FMC location, join FMC, and then you can manage it from FMC. The process is straightforward and simple.
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MR
Assistant Vice President at PLDT Enterprise
I need to get some more input on specific items they need to gather more information about, but so far, there are no issues.
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CK
It Administration at Dilcon Community School
The deployment experience with Cisco Secure Firewall is easy, with a straightforward deployment.
The deployment experience with Cisco Secure Firewall is easy, with a straightforward deployment.
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Chris Yankajtis - PeerSpot reviewer
Systems Engineer at Métis Practice Solutions
My experience with the deployment of Cisco Secure Firewall has been awesome.
My experience with the deployment of Cisco Secure Firewall has been awesome. I come in when they have the old network and deploy it. I install a cabinet and new drops. I configure the Meraki gear onto their old network side by side. Especially during downtime, I can plug the firewall into that rack to get the external IP configured. Once my ISP comes in, I apply those IP addresses to the firewall.
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CD
Director of Infrastructure at a media company with 1,001-5,000 employees
My experience with the deployment of Cisco Secure Firewall has been generally okay.
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Philman Tjong - PeerSpot reviewer
Electrical Engineer Associate I at a energy/utilities company with 5,001-10,000 employees
The deployment is pretty seamless. Sometimes we do have some issues with Palo Alto Fireworks, where when it comes to deploying, it's not as intuitive. It doesn't work correctly, and there are some bugs that come up. So we have to troubleshoot that aspect. Cisco Secure Firewalls is pretty pretty seamless.
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reviewer2718408 - PeerSpot reviewer
OT NETWORK MANAGER at a energy/utilities company with 10,001+ employees
My experience with the deployment of Cisco Secure Firewall is that it's pretty straightforward.
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Phil Shiflett - PeerSpot reviewer
Senior Manager, Network Engineering at TTi Power Equipment
The deployment time could be improved. The deployment was good, however, it could be sped up. There was a bit of a learning curve as well.
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